Awards Given in Assembly At Fitzhugh Park School
Fitzhugh Park School held its annual Awards Assembly in the school auditorium. Principal Anthony J. Murabito led the program with student council officers Romao Caruso, David Parkhurst, Ann Sullivan, and Shelley Weinreb. About 150 pupils in grades 6 through 8 received awards for participation, scholarship, and citizenship, with numerous named finalists in dramatic, music, library, and service categories. Promotion exercises are planned for June 19 at 8:15 p.m. by invitation only.
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Fitzhugh Park School
F Ronald Miller
Romao Caruso
David Parkhurst
Ann Sullivan
Shelley Weinreb
Anthony J. Murabito
Marshall
Diane Beauchene
Roxanne Bing
Donna Burdick
Jody Dixon
Debbie Duca
Karen Freeden
Harry Hare
Mary Kay Hart
Margie Losurdo
Christine Lund
Karen McCullough
Mary Ann McGrath
John Miuccio
Claude Moody
Mary Morgan
Carol Paeno
Joseph Pauldine
Mary Ann Pettie
Patty Pisa
Carol Rowlee
Joyce Rowlee
David Shapiro
Susa Smegelsky
Rick Tesoriero
Shelly Weinreb
Aretha Wyman
Mitzi Zoni
Mr. Miller
Debbie Cliff
David Cloonan
James Healy
Eva McCarthy
Maryanne McGrath
Wayne Mosher
Joe Pauldine
Ronald Snow
Pat Syrell
Mr. Ruble
Sharon Burritt
Romey Caruso
Micky Clark
Diane Cotter
E. J. Dorval
Robert Jackson
Rosemarie Knight
Patti Lazzaro
Roberta North
Kathy Patridge
Day Preston
Donnie Richards
Ann _ Sullivan
Dino Cotter
Cindy Deary
Carol Dubuque
Martha Green
Dayl Preston
Kenneth Rinaldo
Laurie Salladin
Sandy Stevens
Donna Syrell
Patty Syrell
Diane Ure
Lola Whiting
Kim Wolbert
McSweeney
Bob Brancall
Paul Burns
Jerry Burke
Louis Carpenter
Ann
Patty Shannon
Patricia Clark
Betsy Zaia
Safety Patrol
Ainsworth
Donald Cloonan
David Barnes
Charles King
Michael McLaughlin
Joseph Smith
Ronald Shapiro
Board of Finance
Joseph Ferlito
Edna Barbarino
Debbie Sullivan
Karen Canale
David Markhurst
Anne Ellivan
Shelley Ownreb
Mr. Kraft
Jeanette Cummins
Rosemarie Friedt
Francis Marott
Kathy
Worship Service Hour Changes at United Church of Christ
The United Church of Christ East Fourth and Oneida Street changes worship to 10 a m this week signaling the summer schedule. Nursery is provided. Prelude music from Dvorak and a choral postlude are planned with soprano and tenor solos. The sermon titled The Centering Moment will be delivered by Rev James C Tschudy.
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United Church of Christ (Congregational
East Fourth
Oneida Street
Armstrong
Vera M. Clark
James C. Tschudy
Mexico Summer School Canceled for Non-District Students
SANDY CREEK Mexico district will not run summer school this year due to state aid cuts. A limited number may attend at Watertown High School with a $3 registration fee and $25 tuition, plus transportation and a permission card from their home school. Registration closes June 26. cards available at the SCCS guidance office.
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Sandy Creek
Mexico
Watertown High School
Watertown
SCCS
Funeral services for Karl W Grulich held at church and home
Karl W Grulich died Thursday. Funeral services were conducted at Dowdle funeral home at 1 30 and at Grace Lutheran Church at 2 00 with Rev John A W Kirsch officiating. Burial followed in Riverside Cemetery. Bearers were Daniel Jerold Paul Robert Grulich Walter Lupa and Norman Guenther.
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Karl W. Grulich
Dowdle Funeral Home
Grace Lutheran Church
John A. W. Kirsch, DD
Riverside Cemetery
Daniel, Jerold
Paul
Robert Grulich
Walter Lupa
Norman Guenther
Railroads to Original Owners Backed by Bankers
The New York State Bankers Association favors returning railroads to their original owners and asks cities to allow higher street car rates. Plans discussed for a canal boat line from this city to Utica with coal and sand traffic. A man on East Second Street threatened neighbors with an axe, assaulted Miss Anderson, and paid a $25 fine. George Ketcham appointed machinist for the Department of Works at $3 daily. Federal income tax second installment delinquency cited, with Neal Brewster noting low payment rates.
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New York
East Second St
Anderson
Recorder
George Ketcham
Oil Well Supply Co
Department of Works
Neal Brewster
Terrific battle near Caen and Guam raid reported
Fifty years ago on June 15 1919 reports describe a fierce battle near Caen between British and Nazi tanks and thirteen Japanese ships sunk in a Guam raid by a Yank Carrier task force. Obituaries note Mrs Theodore C Jeune and others with local addresses.
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Caen
Guam
Pfe
Leonard T. Gadwood Jr
Eighth St
Italy
Fred Bellamo
Ontario St
Richard J. Simmons
Oswego Center
U S Forts Bomb Japan. Cherbourg Advances Reported
Twenty five years ago on June 15 1944 U S forces bomb the Japanese mainland while Yanks press into Cherbourg. Staff Sgt Gerald J Carey 22 of 224 W Seneca St reported missing in action over Italy since June 2. Obituary notices for Ferdinand Falk Arthur M Kelly and Charles R McEllen. Steamer Fontana sets coal record clearing 300000 tons to CNYP station. Oil Well Supply manager D M Hockschwender moves to Kansas City to be replaced by L H Stear. Cpl James Diney Comerford Oswego High athlete plays with Blues who defeated Invaders for ETO.
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U. S
Japan
Cherbourg Neck
Gerald J. Carey
W. Seneca St
AAF
Italy
William Carey
Army Signal Corps
John F. Carey
Navy
Robert L. Carey
Cook
Merchant Marine
Ferdinand Falk
Charles R. McEllen
Fontana
Sodus
CNYP
D. M. Hockschwender
Kansas City
L. H. Stear
Cpl James (Diney) Comerford
Oswego High
Blues
Invaders
ETO
Little League At Sandy Creek Schedule and Sponsors
A six team Little League has formed in Sandy Creek and Lacona with games set Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays from June 24 to July 24. Play-offs run July 28 29 and 31. The Sandy Creek Fair tournament is August 5 to 9. Sponsors include Sandy Creek Firemen Lacona Firemen VFW Fish and Game Club and the Service Club with listed managers.
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Sandy Creek
Lacona
Sandy Creek Firemen
Jerry Fox
Lacona Firemen
Gene Reynolds
VFW
Fred Caufield
Fish and Game Club
Donald MacVean
Frank Fiegl
Service Club
Harvey Hochberg
Mark Harvey
Minetto Methodist Weekly Schedule
The Philathea Class meets Tuesday 7 45 at the parsonage. Wednesday 9 30 a m Study and Fellowship Group ends for fall at Bonney Merrill home. 7 p m Senior Choir rehearsal at the church 8 Administrative Board meets in the Lounge. Saturday 10 a m Jr High MYFers Bike Hike Picnic. June 28 Picnic Chicken Barbecue served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minetto Methodist
Bonney Merrill
Jr. High
Ten Years Ago in Oswego June 1959 Highlights
Industrial output reached a new high, 4 percent above the 1957 peak. Francis Van Emmerik runs for Fifth Ward alderman. James Malefyt, 11, escapes serious injury after fracturing a leg entering a car. Deaths listed include Ray Thompson 67 Sheridan Ruppert 83 George Hadderman 77 and Mrs. LaPlaine. Automatic pin setters installed at D A bowling. Oswego Catholic High Guild raises 2460 from a St Francis Hall dance. Genesee Brews defeats Split Rock Red Birds. Seven Oswego High students seriously injured when car crashes into a tree west of town. Peter Lafave, 19, in critical condition at 181 Fifth.
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Francis T. van Emmerik
James Malefyt
Scriba
Ray S. Thompson
Sheridan A. Ruppert
George E. Hadderman
Charles H. LaPlaine
D. A
Oswego Catholic High School Guild
St. Francis Hall
Oswego Genesee
Oswego High School
Oswego
Peter LaFave
Deaths O Mara and Falise in area hospitals
Obituaries note Michael H. O Mara died at Oswego Hospital on June 13 1969 with services at Dowdle Funeral Home and St Paul s Church. Burial in St Paul s Cemetery. Also Caremia L Pauldine Falise died in Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton NY and will be buried in St Peter s Cemetery after services at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Minetto.
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O'Mara
Michael H
Oswego Hospital
Patricia Shickling O'Mara
John T
Mary Gillen O'Mara
Dowdle Funeral Home
St. Paul's Catholic Church
St. Paul's Cemetery
Ringland
Har-Wood
James A. Ringland
6Th St
Addie Mae Cheetham Ringland
John and
Margaret Gilmore Ringland
Scoville Funeral Home
Riverside Cemetery
Sterling High School Couples by Computer
In Sterling Colorado the school used a computer to pair students for dating. Steve Burnham was matched with Marcia Jones after the program suggested partners, continuing their previously steady relationship.
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Sterling
Colo
Sterling High School
Steve Burnham
Marcia Jones
Steve
Marcia
Judge rules no vested tenure rights for probationary teachers
A New York State Supreme Court judge ruled that the Public Employment Relations Board lacks authority to reinstate a non tenured teacher. Faith Gagnier taught at Ockawamick Central School District from 1965 to 1968 and was active in the local teachers association. The judge said probationary teachers may be discontinued without a hearing and that tenure is not vested during probation.
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Catskill
N.Y
Public Employment Relations Board
State Supreme Court
George L. Cobb
Faith Gagnier
Ockawamick Central
Columbia County
Gagnier
Taylor
PERB
Cobb
RMI
Grace Lutheran Church Calendar Highlights
Grace Lutheran schedules Stewardship Committee Monday at 7:30 p.m. Adult Choir Rehearsal Wednesday at 7 p.m. A Work Day Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Lutheran Church Women seek helpers and invite participation.
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Grace Lutheran
Lutheran Church
Trinity Methodist Tuesday and Wednesday Meetings
Trinity Methodist holds a membership session for transfers in the parsonage at 7 30 p.m on Tuesday and a council on ministries organizational meeting at 7 30 p.m on Wednesday.
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Council On Ministries
Church Committee Schedule and Notices
Wednesday four p.m. Building Committee meets with Regional Director of Dept of Church extension. 7 30 p.m. Council on Ministries meeting. Thursday 7 30 p.m. Building Committee at Mr Paul Shaver's home. Saturday eight a.m. Finance Committee breakfast with Dr Reagan at Howard Johnson's to plan Fall EMV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Church Extension
Paul Shaver
Dr. Regan
Howard Johnson's
E.M.V
New York Thruway Proximity Reaches 80 Percent Population
About 80 percent of New York State's population lives within 20 miles of the New York Thruway. The statistic highlights the highway's reach across the Empire State and its role in regional accessibility.
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Empire State
New York Thruway
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